Time-Out: Plaza Guayama
Plaza Guayama (1995) listed a Time Out near Sears, remembered for Tekken 3 and plush Leones bets. It ended operations in the mid-2010s as the center re-tenanted. References Wikipedia: Puerto Rico mall list (Plaza Guayama)
Location
Time-Out: Plaza Del Norte
Plaza del Norte (1992) hosted a Time Out on its upper level, a favorite for plush Cangrejeros gear and Ridge Racer. The arcade closed around 2015. References Wikipedia: Plaza del Norte
Time-Out: Plaza Del Caribe Mall
Plaza del Caribe (1992) carried a Time Out in suite 251 by JCPenney. Ponce locals recall Jurassic Park shooter and ticket exchanges until its 2013 closure. References Wikipedia: Plaza del Caribe
Time-Out: Plaza Centro Mall I
Plaza Centro (1981) featured a small Time Out in suite 25. Ticket cranes and Ridge Racer entertained Caguas shoppers until circa 2014. ReferencesWikipedia list (Plaza Centro)
Time-Out: Pemberton Square Mall
Pemberton Square (1985) housed Time Out in 27A near JCPenney until circa 2013; ticket cranes dished plush Ole Miss bears. ReferencesWikipedia: Pemberton Square Mall
Time-Out: Oakwood Mall
Oakwood Mall opened **1986**; Time Out (space 213) ran strong through the mid-2000s, known for Marvel vs. Capcom 2 nights before closing circa 2014. ReferencesWikipedia: Oakwood Mall
Time-Out: Northwest Arkansas Mall
Northwest Arkansas Mall (1972) listed a Time Out near the carousel by 1995. Razorback fans swarmed its DDR pads until the arcade closed in 2012. References Wikipedia: Northwest Arkansas Mall
Time-Out: Newburgh Mall
Newburgh Mall (1980) hosted Time Out opposite the cinema—popular for NBA Jam and plush Yankees bears. It shuttered in the late 2000s amid declining traffic. References Wikipedia: Newburgh Mall
Time-Out: Neshaminy Mall
Neshaminy Mall (1968) listed a Time Out near AMC Theatres. Bucks County teens recall Mortal Kombat II and ticket cranes until its 2013 closure. References Wikipedia: Neshaminy Mall
Time-Out: Moreno Valley
Moreno Valley Mall (1992) welcomed Time Out adjacent to the food court. Inland-Empire players remember DDR Extreme marathons until the arcade gave way to retail circa 2014. References Wikipedia: Moreno Valley Mall